house is pretending to balance the budget. >> well, they are using very rosy projections to get there. they are assuming 3% growth year over year over year to get to a balanced budget in ten years. there's not an economic analyst worth their weight out there who is projecting that kind of grout. now, if the tax cuts get through, there are things that could perhaps spur the economy and i'm not saying economic growth won't grow. the white house is the only shop in town projecting this kind of growth that gets them to a balanced budget and when paul ryan was pressed on that point, brianna, he wasn't as clear. kind of shied away from answering about those projections. he 'esvery happy about the end result of a balanced budget. >> of course, who wouldn't wouldn't want to be. pretty antithetical where they are doing cuts, what republicans are talking about. >> it's been a republican cause to deal with entitlement reform, that that's the way -- that's not happening here. he's -- medicare sun touched. social security, core social security is untouched and entitlement reform is not